different between xerophilic vs xyrophilic
xerophilic
English
Etymology
xero- +? -philic
Adjective
xerophilic (comparative more xerophilic, superlative most xerophilic)
- Capable of growing and reproducing in conditions with a low availability of water.
Related terms
- xerophile
xerophilic From the web:
- what xerophilic fungi
- what does xerophytic mean
- xerophilic fungi examples
- what is special about fungi
xyrophilic
English
Etymology
xyro- (“razor-like”) +? -philic
Adjective
xyrophilic (not comparable)
- (botany, rare) Having sharp, razor-like leaves.
- 1985, Reid Badger and Lawrence A. Clayton [eds.], Alabama and the Borderlands: From Prehistory to Statehood (University of Alabama Press; ?ISBN, 9780817302085), page 22
- In Mexico and the American Southwest, lush well-watered plains were slowly replaced by arid lands with a xyrophilic plant cover.²?
- 1985, Reid Badger and Lawrence A. Clayton [eds.], Alabama and the Borderlands: From Prehistory to Statehood (University of Alabama Press; ?ISBN, 9780817302085), page 22
xyrophilic From the web:
- what xerophilic fungi
- what does xerophytic mean
- xerophilic fungi examples
- what is special about fungi
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